Poster has a red background. In the bottom center is a white box with black text. The poster reads, "National Peace Converstion Campaign/ Stop the B-1 Bomber/ Consider/ -The B-1 is obsolete even before it is built./ The B-1 is designed for use in future Vietnam type wars./ the B-1 system, including weapons, maintenance, fuel and a new tanker fleet, may cost taxpayers $50 billion./ The B-1 further distorts our national priorities away from meeting real human needs./ The B-1 is a serious threat to environment./ The B-1will create windfall profits for corporations of the military-industrial complex./ The B-1 can be stopped./ You can Help/ For more information contact either/ American Friends Service Committee/ 112 South 16th St. Philadelphia Pa, 19102. (215) 563-9372/ Clergy & Laity Concerned/ 235 East 49th St., New York, N.Y. 10017 (212) 371-7188." [The B1 bomber was a controversial high-speed, variable wing successor to the B-52. In 1974 the Friends Service Committee and other peace groups established a national campaign against the bomber. After much lobbying their efforts bore fruit. In 1977 Jimmy Carter, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, announced his opposition to the new bomber, and several months after taking office, canceled its production. However, under president Reagan the bomber was again resurrected in 1982. -LMC]